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Dangote's refinery can supply Nigeria's petrol. The argument now is price, not capacity

Nigeria's biggest refinery runs at full capacity and has cut its gantry prices repeatedly. What it has not settled is the argument at the pump: whether domestic supply can replace imports, and whether cheaper gantry prices mean cheaper petrol for motorists.

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Ethiopia has switched on its giant Nile dam. Egypt and Sudan still want a binding deal.

Ethiopia inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on 9 September 2025, calling it a shared opportunity for the region. Egypt, which relies on the Nile for almost all its water, calls the dam an existential threat, and both Egypt and Sudan want a legally binding agreement on how it is filled and run.

VerifiedEthiopia officially inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on 9 September 2025.
VerifiedThe dam's capacity is more than 5,000 MW, expected to rise to 5,150 MW, with annual output of about 15,700 GWh.
VerifiedEgypt depends on the Nile for 97 percent of its water.

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